Seahorse

Did You Know?

A fun fact about Hippocampus kuda (Spotted Seahorse) is that males get pregnant and give birth, carrying the eggs in a pouch until they release live young, and they often form monogamous pairs, performing courtship dances and changing colors to strengthen their bond. They are also poor swimmers, using their prehensile tails to cling to seagrass and ambush tiny prey with their tube-like snouts, needing to eat almost constantly to fuel their high metabolism.